Amazon Drivers News Today

There's a new way to tip Amazon delivery drivers this holiday season and it won't cost you a penny.

No one wants to be out in the heat. But, people also want their packages.

According to the drivers, Amazons "pace-of-work policies" necessitated them to urinate in bottles and defecate in bags in the back of their vans, risking serious health consequences.

A proposed class action in Colorado alleges that Amazon broke state wage and anti-discrimination laws by not letting drivers take breaks to use the bathroom.

Battle-Tested, a third-party contractor of Amazon, has reached a tentative agreement with 84 delivery drivers but the e-commerce giant may have side-stepped the organizing workers.

Amazon told Insider that it had, before today's announcement of the union, terminated its contract with the delivery company.

Amazon told Insider that it had, before today's announcement of the union, terminated its contract with the delivery company.

Video of the moment shows the driver calmly strolling past several police cars and handing the package to an officer.

The Amazon driver said the company's AI system can flag drivers for sipping coffee or not buckling their seatbelt enough times.

It's Christmas time in Colorado and beyond, and to the joy of many hard-working drivers, the free tipping program from Amazon is back.